Borden Murders Investigation
Did Lizzie Borden's testimony reveal her guilt?
4.3 (15)
31 mins
Explore the mystery surrounding Lizzie's involvement in the brutal murders of her father and stepmother. Discover how inconsistencies in her story, along with unusual actions, sparked suspicion.
Ep 1:
A Hot Morning, Two Bodies
On a sweltering August morning in 1892, Andrew and Abby Borden are savagely axed to death, and every detail of Lizzie's story starts to crumble under scrutiny.
Ep 2:
The Dress, The Door, The Doubt
A star witness's testimony, a mysteriously vanished dress burned in plain sight, and a locked bedroom door reveal cracks in Lizzie Borden's account of that deadly day.
Ep 3:
Blood, Blades, and Baseless Rumors
Forensic clues expose a chillingly calculated killer, a cellar full of suspicious hatchets, and a media frenzy of wild rumors and psychic tips overwhelms the investigation.
Ep 4:
The Axe That Acquitted a Legend
Inquest testimony, tainted evidence, and Victorian-era bias collide in Lizzie Borden's trial, leaving a shocking acquittal and a mystery that still haunts America today.
Discussions (18)
Delbert
Level 8 · 9 mo agoThe prosecution claiming the dress burning proved guilt is such a stretch! I would totally burn a ruined dress. They were just desperate to pin it on her because they botched the investigation so bad 🙄
Ford
Level 5 · 9 mo agoBurning the dress is sus
Everett
Level 5 · 8 mo agoLizzie burning that dress in front of the cops is a hall of fame finesse. She really played them.
